Death of Tilberry Miller at Nero West Virginia
Tilberry Miller died at his home in Nero West Virginia on Thursday evening at 26 years old. He was buried Sunday at the Racey grave yard near his home with Rev Angus Spaid officiating. He suffered diabetes for several years and was described as a cheerful and well liked young man by his family and friends.
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Gord
Tilberry Miller
Nero, W
Harvey Brill
Capon Springs
Angus Spaid
Miller
Peter Miller
Betes
Clearbrook
Mr.Miller
Unmarried man laid to rest with family ties noted
The deceased was survived by his parents four sisters Mrs Oscar Brill Yellow Springs Mrs Carson Cooper and Mrs E Lafollette Capon Springs and Mrs Conley Johnson Nero W Va and a brother Oliver Miller of Nebraska visiting. Pallbearers included Charley Frank Alston Lafollette Winfred Larrick Russell Lafollette Roy and Arthur Yliss Kernstown. A large crowd attended including Rev Joseph Cooley Cumberland.
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Oscar Brill
Yellow Springs
Carson Cooper
E. Lafollette
Capon Springs
Conley Johnson
Nero
W. Va
Oliver Miller
Nebraska
Charley
Frank
Alston Lafollette
Winfred Larrick
Russell Lafollette
Roy
Arthur Ylis
Rev A F Tobler Preaches at Bethel Lutheran in Albin
Rev A F Tobler of Lovettsville delivered an able sermon at Bethel Lutheran Church Albin Va Sunday night drawing a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Lew Jackson of Winchester were guests of Mr and Mrs M S Glaize Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Smith were guests as well.
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A. F. Tobler
Lovettsville
Bethel Lutheran Church
Lew Jackson
Winchester
Glaize
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
A tourist trip to West Virginia, Mr H A Moorhead and Mr and Mrs B F Lineburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Bennington at Stephens City. Mr and Mrs D H Hartman of Baltimore are visiting relatives and friends in the area.
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H. A. Moorhead
B. F. Lineburg
William Bennington
Stephens City
D. H .Hartman
Baltimore
Construed Plant Watch Draws Relays of Workmen
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